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How does the pearl turtle look and how old can it hibernate?

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-06-11 23:50:43
If you want to tell the age of a pearl turtle, you need to look at the growth lines on its back, that is, the lines on the tortoise shell. These lines are generally shown on the shell, a circle is one year old, the number of enough circles, plus the year it was born is the life span of the pearl turtle. You can also look at the circle of the plastron, a few circles is a few years old. Although there are different ways to identify the age, it is necessary to count carefully to calculate the age of the pearl turtle.
How does the pearl turtle look and how old can it hibernate?

1. how does the pearl turtle look at its age

If you want to reach the age of the pearl turtle you raise at home, you have to learn to carefully observe the growth lines on its back, that is, the layers of circular lines on the tortoise shell. These lines generally grow on the shell, each circle is representative of one year old, a total of how many circles, plus the first year of its birth is the life span of the pearl turtle. But there is also a way to look at the abdominal part of a ring set of a ring of circles, there are a few circles on behalf of this year is a few years old. Although there are two main ways to identify the age of pearl turtles, it still requires the patient and careful observation of breeders.

2. how old can the pearl turtle hibernate

Basically, the pearl turtle can hibernate at about one year old, but it still depends on the specific situation. If the newly bought turtle seedlings are too small, it is not recommended to hibernate, because at this time the turtle's nutritional intake is insufficient, so entering the hibernation state can easily lead to its death. Generally speaking, the body length is about ten centimeters, and you can try to hibernate when you are about one year old. If it is lower than this standard, when the water temperature or the ambient temperature drops, you must prevent the tortoise from entering the hibernation state by heating.

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